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Threat intelligence is the collection, analysis, and operationalization of external and internal data about past, present, and future cyberattacks that organizations can leverage to understand their security environments and prevent threats.

Frost & Sullivan identifies three segments in this broad market: cyber threat intelligence (CTI), threat intelligence platforms (TIP), and digital risk protection (DRP). As partnerships between CTI and TIP vendors have become an industry standard, this study covers these two segments. CTI refers to the collection of insights about threats, while TIPs are the software necessary to operationalize those insights; however, market convergence is increasing as vendors continue to address use cases from other segments.

This global study provides revenue forecasts for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA); Asia-Pacific (APAC); Latin America (LATAM); and North America (NA). It also includes revenue forecasts for different market verticals, according to customer size. Moreover, Frost & Sullivan’s analysis addresses some of the common misconceptions in the threat intelligence market, as well as key trends in this space.